log supplier

cheers mick...kettle eh? think il try it with this one......... tea up......

prob would do if i was going to mass produce them....

tried and tested it... the burners do give off alot of heat.. the casing gets a little hotter than 300ºF that paints only good for engines as there water cooled............

dont cut them in half. unscrew the brass fitting and fill with water.. empty the water out (to make sure theres no gas left in) then start cutting and welding....replace the brass fitment with a bolt.. its simple to make... only down side is the paint burns off..

anyone interested in making there own log burner? heres a tip (well picture) to get you going... made from a old gas bottle. simple and effective way to heat a garage, large shed.. might even start off a new trend...

lol.......... no wonder the price of rail tickets are going up:thumbdown:

your going to laugh at me but this works a treat on my saws.. doesnt damage it in any way either.. (i use oven cleaner).. (outsides only) spray it all over the saw leave for 20 secs and rinse with hose pipe.... make sure you give the saw a shake the warm it up for 3 mins.. brings them up spik and span...

if you find out who they are, cut there fingers off with a blunt axe mate

found this chipper for sale in edinburgh gumtree...... dont know the price,, but it might be of some use to someone... green mech Eco-Combi ECM150MT35 for sale 2004 model with 500 hours on it, in good condition .specifications below. Eco-Combi, a combined Chipper/Shredder won Best New Landscape Product Award at Saltex ’98 and a Silver Medal at SED 1999. With a 35hp water cooled diesel engine and using the patented Disc-Blade chipping/shredding systems the ECM150MT35 has the capacity to deal up to 150mm clean timber in the chipper with the Shredding section processing up to 50mm diameter material contaminated with soil, stones, nails etc. and green wet waste. The advanced GreenMech No-Stress electronic power control system the Eco-Combi offers the customer a unique simple system to recycle what can be a valuable product and avoid the costs of the ‘Landfill Tax’. Specification Power Control No Stress Electronic Feed Roller Control Fuel Capacity 45 Litres Tyre Size 165 R13 Infeed Opening 820mm x 725mm Hour Meter Standard Bagging Cyclone Optional Capacity 150mm (6 inch) Chipper 50mm (2 inch) Shredder Engine Water Cooled 35hp Diesel Rotor Speed 2400 RPM Disc Cutters 4 Chipper, 22 Shredder Feed Rollers Spring Tensioned Twin Hydraulic Chipper, Single Hydraulic Shredder Length (Transport) 4010mm Width (Transport) 1550mm Height 2160mm Weight 1200kg Fuel consumption at 60% 3.5 litres per hour Own Livery Colour Optional Locking Tow Hitch Optional 07913131338

best to have loads ready, than none at all...quicker,quieter and less mess with a saw bench

steve, if you know someone that has a saw mill,ask them for the off cuts.. this is what i do... its tinder dry and clean... so theres no need to fork out for machines..(only a good saw bench) cant get enough off it in the winter,as it sells like hot cakes.. summers a poor time bbq time.. sell mine in compost bags for £3.50

here's my pooch... (shep) faithfull as hell... best looking border collie iv seen

there only 5cm high.. turn to sawdust after a few weeks of sun... (but still looks nice)

if you get 1 saw nicked (well its prob an opportunist thieve).. but i think if people get wipped out, then it has to be someone that knows you, (or knows of you)????

well dean, just goes to show your a true gent.... wonder how many others would of stopped to get some???? imagine pulling up with your jeep or truck with your name splatted along the sides.. then some old fuddy duddy reporting you to the local council.... OUCH..bad publicity and out of work... id rather pay £4 a bag than a fine or the police at the door:thumbdown:

if they want it that bad the'll do anything to get it... a mate of mine sprayed all his saws and tools pink...

firewoodman that would of been a laugh to see lol

the person who sold that lot needs shot with $hit..........(making a quick penny gets you no where) bet he has no regular customers:BoomSmilie_anim: it gives the good suppliers a bad name.. i invite my customers to inspect the bags or load when its dropped:

i dont leave them in rounds to season... as soon as the wood comes into the yard its split and stored, ready to go out for the winter

I'm thinking about storing logs so that I can start to sell them next winter. What is the best way to store them to minimise the amount of work to process them? Any thoughts/your experiences welcomed! Cheers under a large tarp??? keep them (clean) and dry... i find it best to cut them fresh, then store them. this saves cutting dirty wood later in the year, and is easyer on your chains...... i find it easyer splitting wet wood.. if your going to use a axe (keep it razor sharp) have fun..............

was using the old transit to move a shed today, and had to take a pict lol.. does your van beat this..... but

ford cossies and scoobies do nothing for me... I WANT ONE OF THESE [ame]http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=iSmxaORvBQI[/ame] LOL BOYS AND THERE TOYS

i made one from an old transit tipper ram and sub frame about 3 years ago.. took alittle welding together but worked a treat.... welded 2 splitting axe heads to the end of the ram... split anything.. used to run off 12v battery charger (with battery) and had no worrys about running costs...was very quiet as well.. heres one from an auction site

matthew mines been here for quite some time now,, its would be best to wonder around some allotments and see if anyones selling one cheap??? as these can be quite expensive.. heres a site to look at.. hope it helps http://www.FirstTunnels.co.uk

its just a normal gardeners polly tunnel the one you would normaly grow veg in... but on a (larger scale)